But between every game we have come back with a new version of what Alan Wake 2 could be, and we've had some discussions and here we are now."Īlan Wake 2 game director Kyle Rowley added that the idea for Control came originally from a pitch for an Alan Wake sequel. He concluded, "That then evolved into Quantum Break. Lake continued, "and as a detail in that pitch, I had the idea there would be live-action mini-episodes in-between the episodes of the game, and during that pitch at Microsoft, they were like, 'We are interested right now about this, but not really interested about going on with Alan Wake.'" Well, single-player story obviously is huge these days, but at the time, it felt like nobody was really interested." "It was at the time where clearly there was feeling that linear single player games are a thing of the past. Lake said, "so, we were creating a concept of Alan Wake 2, we were showing it to Microsoft-but other publishers as well at the time-and it was maybe slightly awkward timing as, you know, the industry shifts and changes along the way." In an interview with Eurogamer at Summer Game Fest, Remedy creative director Sam Lake discussed the pitching process for Alan Wake 2. This pitch evolved into Quantum Break, which Microsoft published. Microsoft showed interest in that idea, but little in a sequel to the cult classic supernatural action game. The original pitch for Alan Wake 2 included TV-style live action cutscenes.
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